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Not quite sure I understand that, but I assume since it said that the Cavs made an offer to him, the Celtics deal was more lucrative. This makes me think Nate's gonna get traded. Too similar, despite being a SG vs. a PG.

hahaha and yeah i spaced the limbo part, my bad. but the shutter island thing I disagree with fish. He says it like a question, but tell me the last scene is all him acting. idk, that's the beauty of having the viewer decide for themselves but I definitely think he is.

Well in Shutter Island it's an assumption you have to make too haha. Sorry >.< The quote said Spoiler Alert all bold n [expletive]. Haha but Gyula, I didn't notice the ring thing... that's interesting. I'll have to check that out when I see it again (possibly tomorrow night for some hoe's bday). And no, none of them were in limbo. At the end they said if they were they would have died in the real world, and on the plane they were all okay.

Cool, I think that's best for both. And everyone else that's not offering any help, chill out. The guy's sharing what he writes about basketball, just like we do. He just needs to communicate it in a different way, that's all.

Nah this thing is so seemless and everything pieces together perfectly. It's a suuuuuper high definition camera that has a lens on it to make a panorama view.

Haha yep. I get to make my $7,065 payment for my trimester soon. And I get to pay for my first month of rent for my apartment. Awesome.

I think he means like which do we hate less. haha I like Wade still, don't like LeBron much anymore, and I never liked TO or Chad... That said, they are fun to watch and I'll pick them because I don't really mind a few aging receivers.

Okay, I'll explain the last part first, which makes the ending simpler to explain. He first tested it on him and his wife, and presumably he went so many layers deep on his wife (ha) that time was slowed to the point that the one night of dreaming or whatever it may have been was actually years and years. At the one point in the movie they show that in one of the levels they grew old and died happily together at a very old age, and so on. So basically on each level he had this relationship with his wife that he loved so dearly, and it was developed to different levels on each layer of their dreams. He spends what feels like probably more than 50 years in this state, and finally coming back out of it his wife kills herself in the real world, thinking they're still dreaming. So he does all of this because he gets blamed for murdering his wife, because she sets it up (thinking they're dreaming) so that there's significant evidence that he kills her (even though he doesn't). She does this to make him jump, because otherwise he'll have to deal with bad things in the 'dream' and it should make him jump. Long story short, it's the real world and Leo knows it, so he bails out of the country before he gets life in prison. He gets a promise from the Asian dude at the beginning that if he does this all for him (making the guy tear his company apart), that he has the power to allow Leo back in the country without a record. And the end was kind of predictable because of mostly the top spinning. The way they show it at the end, it starts to wobble, and you can assume he's back in reality, but they leave it to where you can use your imagination and decide whether or not his kids are even real, if he ever even lived the life he feared coming back to. That's where things get tangled in the movie, because with different levels of dreams, time slows differently... well in the top level that we see in the movie (the one where he is sent on this mission, on the plane, and eventually with the kids at the end), he spends too much time there for it to be a dream, unless he's in a coma or something. That's what made me decide it was for sure reailty at that point. But the whole ending with the top still spinning was pretty predictable to me, but in my opinion still probably the best way to end the movie... Unless maybe they ended it with him being crazy, just like Shutter Island, and his wife is actually alive this time.

Rather than just posting a link to the blog, how about posting the article instead, and leave a link at the bottom? That way you aren't just here to leach people away, and you do contribute while letting those that are interested still visit your site.

hmm im not sure then, only thing I can recommend with my limited knowledge is to download Times New Roman and save it as "default" or "TNR" or something so that you can technically use a different file if your current one doesn't work.

Open up my computer>windows>fonts If the Times New Roman files aren't there (they should be .ttf type, which is True Type Font) then you'll have to redownload them, at which point just search for times new roman download on dafonts.com or something like that. If it is listed there, then double click on the fonts and click save when the oreview opens (that's for windows 7, idk about other stuff, you might just have to click save or something).

What's the story behind this?

Not surprised, although Wallace should have made it over one of the guards IMO. Need his rebounding.

You're a genious.

idk I think they were no fluke last year and only improved. Thomas Jones' departure hurts, but I think that the duo they have no will match last year's rushing totals. Aging or not, they'll be there for this season. Safeties, eh... Leohnard is an underrated player, and Kyle Wilson may play some safety. They have such great corners that the safeties won't be exploited much. Keller isn't really a disappointment to me, and regardless of what was expected from him he's still a good TE. SI ranked the Jets #1 I guess, which I think is pushing it, but I do think they'll be superbowl contenders this year.

I kind of agree with this, but I think he's going to be a better scorer this year since he'll be more used to the NBA. He put up too many shots last year for the 16 points per he had, but like you said I think if he wanted to he could put up almost 25 points and be a [expletive]ty point guard.

Ahh, that may explain it haha. I guess I have noticed the 301 thing a lot too. As for the video, never seen that guy before until then haha. And sun tzu, 7 is a lucky number, so I figured getting 5 of them was crazy haha.

If we could get Nate I'd be stoked, then move Bayless to the 2 off the bench.

I saw this earlier, suprised nobody posted it sooner. Not surprised, I'm sure lots of teams have contacted him already outside the rules. It was basically recruiting for a while I'm guessing, trying to get him to want out.

Knicks and Hawks? I think the Hawks can do it again and make the playoffs, but both of those teams are unproven. What I'm saying is I thought it was saying the top 10 teams in the NBA were those, not top 10 offseasons. (Blazers, Clippers, Nuggets, Raptors, Magic, Bobcats, Pistons, Hornets, Pacers, Cavs) Those teams might all make the playoffs. That's what I'm saying.

I was on YouTube earlier (technically yesterday) and viewed the Skydiving Rap video (it was on the top for whatever category) and noticed when I viewed it that there were 77,777 views. Kind of blew me away so I took a snapshot. http://img840.imageshack.us/img840/3561/77777y.png Say what you will, I didn't photoshop it haha. I'm not superstitious but I'd like to think when I wake up it'll be a special day haha. Here's the video in case anyone's curious:

I will say that I have little confidence in Mark Sanchez, but apart from that this team has literally no holes. I think they improved their weakest areas in the offseason, and if Sanchez can just play mistake free football (or close to it) then the guys around him can make the big plays.

1. Colts 2. Jets 3. Vikings 4. Saints 5. Ravens 6. Cowboys 7. Packers 8. Titans 9. Texans 10. Patriots 11. Chargers 12. Bengals 13. Redskins 14. Dolphins 15. Steelers 16. Giants 17. 49ers 18. Falcons 19. Eagles 20. Seahawks 21. Bears 22. Panthers 23. Broncos 24. Cardinals 25. Jaguars 26. Chiefs 27. Raiders 28. Lions 29. Bills 30. Buccanneers 31. Browns 32. Rams That's a little closer if you ask me. I didn't spend much time on it so there might be a stupid ranking in there but I think that's a little more accurate.

What do you guys think he's going to do this year? Is he gonna be the same player with improved scoring, passing, defense, or a combination of those? I personally think he's going to see a huge increase in scoring, maybe average close to 22-25 points per game, and I think his passing and steals numbers will come up. Overall I expect a bigger workload pushed on him, and an improvement as well. I think he could be a couple seasons away from being one of the top scoring guards in the league, and if he improves as a floor general then I think he's on his way to being a top 10 player for years to come.